Joe weekend. It it was another fast moving newsweek. Here are some of the conversations you might have missed. The first line of Jack Smiths 165page filing the Defendant Donaldel Donald trump he is immuned from prosecution for his criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 president ial election because he claims it entailed official conduct. Not so. And he goes onto explain why. The special council making case and piercing the supreme Court Decision and we are looking at Jack Smiths Election interference case. A Judge unsealed the filing in response to the supreme Court Ruling on president ial immunity. Smith argues trump was not acting as President Of The United States when he sought to overturn his 2020 election law. So though his multiple conspiracies began after Election Day in 2020, the defendant laid the groundwork for the crimes well before then. Smith goes onto write that same day in an implicit acknowledgment he had no lawful way to prevail he sidelined the Campaign Staff responsib
trade policy at the white house. them as parallel or do they intercept? again, recently you held that i don t think we can see they re adjacent. job. if you had been national i think at least the republican security adviser to the president of the united states and recently, not in some past party in so far as it is generation, but within the past represented by donald trump has few years. if you had been the chairman of fully embraced these elements. the intelligence committee in the fact that this speech is not the u.s. house of representatives, again, not a only sort of waved through with long time ago, but recently. a wink and a nod but they are if you had been the attorney general of the united states invited in. recently. if you had had any of those jobs we can see with nick fuentes to in the very recent past, you dinner at mar-a-lago. would think that you would be a the main welcome of the hot ticket, right? you would think that you would candidate. and the one that
both? they work together, and i so, how? if they do work together, how do we stop it? joining us now is someone who has devoted her professional career to the study of this problem. she is associate professor of northwestern university, author of the seminole book. bring the war home. professor, i really appreciate you taking time to be back with us tonight. thank you for having me. so you can probably tell right there from that wind-up that i am disturbed, i am unnerved at least, by these two parallel tracks, by what we see happening with incredible racial and antisemitic radicalism, thanks for being with us adjacent to politics and the tonight. if you had been the pentagon chief of staff recently, chief kind of mass violence we re of staff to the defense seeing. as an expert and someone who secretary of the united states, if you had been the director of studies these matters, do we see
forces in the united states. and reporters jonathan martin and alexander burns write that biden was even more critical of fox corps patriot robert murdoch saying murdoch was the most dangerous man in the world. think about that. think about what that really means. more dangerous than putin, more dangerous than xi, more dangerous than kim jong un. ok. and as the angle has told you many times, today s democrat party believes conservatives are a far bigger threat to america than the biggest dictators in the world. we warned you about this. remember, more evil than the dictators that have nuclear weapons pointed at the united states, and, well, we were right. now, but some people require more direct proof. now, let s take the case of andrew sullivan, the supremely talented writer and well-known commentator who wrote the seminole book for gay marriage and is extremely anti-trump.
we will make you pay. that will never stop. a day that remains painful for the united states. a day where 2,977 people never came home after going to work or getting on a plane including 2,753 people in new york after the terrorists flew two planes into the world trade center and thousands more who survived that day died later or still suffering, physically and emotionally from the horror of that day. outfront now lawrence wright is the politzer prize winning author of al qaeda and the road to 9/11 remains a seminole book and has a new reference and a staff writer for the new yorker. i m so glad to talk to you tonight, lawrence. 20 years later when you think about this, is the united states any stronger now than it was